Garden offices
A proper working day, with a little distance from the house. Plan a quiet, insulated workspace around your desk, daylight and the way you work.
Explore in St Albans: Garden offices
Our St Albans projects include a cedar leisure room, a golf studio and a garden room with a toilet and kitchen area. They show three very different ways to make more of a garden, from a flexible family space to a specialist room built around a hobby.

Explore a room in detail, from the first layout choices to relevant projects and local considerations.
A proper working day, with a little distance from the house. Plan a quiet, insulated workspace around your desk, daylight and the way you work.
Explore in St Albans: Garden officesYour equipment, your routine, your own space to move. Design a training room with the floor, headroom and ventilation your workouts need.
Explore in St Albans: Garden gymsMore time for your game. Start with your swing and chosen simulator, then shape a dedicated practice room around your garden.
Explore in St Albans: Golf studiosMake room for family time, a favourite hobby or a quieter evening. A flexible layout lets one garden building serve more than one part of your life.
Explore in St Albans: Multi-purpose garden roomsA private place to slow down. Plan a dedicated sauna or a wellness room with space for changing, cooling down and a calmer daily ritual.
Explore in St Albans: Garden saunas & wellness roomsThe St Albans leisure project opens to its landscaped garden through two sets of bi-fold doors. For your space, consider both the view from the house and the route between the terrace, room and lawn before choosing the glazing.
We also discuss projects in and around Marshalswick, Fleetville, Jersey Farm, Sopwell, Chiswell Green, London Colney. Share your postcode to confirm the property and access details.
The district’s conservation-area maps and Article 4 records help identify restrictions relevant to a particular address. Areas such as Verulam and Fishpool Street, and Sopwell Lane and Albert Street, have specific directions; the works affected depend on the direction itself.
St Albans council: Article 4 directionsYour intended use, dimensions and exact address need to be considered together. Planning permission and building regulations are separate checks.
Read our garden room planning guideYes. St Albans is within Cedar Spaces’ published Hertfordshire and North London service area. Our team is based in Harpenden. Share your postcode and garden details so we can assess access and the scope of your project.
Explore bespoke offices, gyms, golf studios, multi-purpose rooms and sauna and wellness spaces. The layout starts with how you want to use the room and what will work in your garden.
The district’s conservation-area maps and Article 4 records help identify restrictions relevant to a particular address. Areas such as Verulam and Fishpool Street, and Sopwell Lane and Albert Street, have specific directions; the works affected depend on the direction itself. Ask St Albans City and District Council about the requirements for your specific address and proposal.
Share your postcode, intended use, approximate dimensions and access details. We then discuss the specification and site requirements. The online studio’s base guide is not a complete installed quotation; Cedar Spaces is VAT registered; ask for a written total with the VAT breakdown, inclusions and exclusions.
Yes. Our project collection includes photographs and descriptions of completed buildings, including offices and gyms in Harpenden and leisure and golf rooms in St Albans. Each example shows its actual location.
Understand the building guide, site work and specification decisions behind a garden room quotation. A practical way to compare like for like.
Read the guide: How to budget for a garden roomThe checks to make before choosing a garden building, with official planning guidance and local council resources for Hertfordshire and North London.
Read the guide: Planning your garden roomCompare a garden office, gym, golf studio, multi-purpose room and sauna. Start with how you will use the space, then choose the layout.
Read the guide: Find the right room for your gardenTell us your postcode, how you’d like to use the room and a little about your garden. Brian and the team can help shape the next step.
A few details are all we need to start the conversation.